Corpus Eroticum: Elegiac Poetics and Elegiac Puellae in Ovid's "Amores"

Dismembering Cominius: Political Violence and Iambic Aggression in Catullus 108

“…42 See esp. Keith (1994Keith ( ), (1999 and on the text as body: Farrell (1999Farrell ( ), (2007. 43 Cowan (2017) 111-15, quoting from 114.…”

Ovidius’ ballingschap als elegische fictie

“…Hij zocht in de Amores al de grenzen van het genre op, die hij vervolgens volledig doorbrak in de Heroides, elegische 21 Zie Nauta (2004) voor de recusatio in Flavische poëzie, met een handig overzicht van de topos in eerdere poëzie. 22 Zie Keith (1994) voor Ovidius' elegische puellae als poëtische constructen. 23 Zie Commager (1974) en Wyke (1987) brieven van mythologische vrouwen aan hun afwezige geliefden (soms met antwoord).…”

Lycoris Galli/Volumnia Cytheris: a Greek Courtesan in Rome

“…36 -A publication date of 26-25 bce is widely accepted for Propertius' Book 2: see Butler and Barber 1933;Fedeli 2005, 21;and cf. Cairns 2006, 257, 300, 321-42. on the problematic size of the book and particularly whether it represents one or two books of Propertian elegies, see Keith 2008, 181 n. 138. 37 -Knox 1986, 15 (following tränkle 1960, 22-5, and Bariggazzi 1962, argues that Propertius alludes here to a passage or passages in Gallus that link the deaths of Adonis and/or Hyacinth to the topos of the inability of Apollo to cure Hyacinthus.…”

“…-In this regard, my study complements those of McGinn 2004 and Glazebrook and Henry 2011.12 -ContraSullivan 1973. 13 -Dixon 2001, 13, citing Wyke 1987a and 1987b Hallett 1989 and Henderson 1989a and1989b; and Gold 1993; to her list we may addWyke 1989aand 1989b, and Keith 1994 contra Balsdon 1962. More nuanced positions can be found in James 2003, concerning the elegiac puella;Keith 2008, 86-114, concerning Propertius' Cynthia; and in Parker 1994 and Hallett forthcoming, on Sulpicia.…”